
I am the “flower committee,” so here are some photos
of the Amaryllis that we grew for church.
Isn’t it lovely?
Enjoy…
Here were some of the lessons from this story we discussed in Sunday School:
It makes me so happy coming downstairs in the morning to such gracious beauty. I am very grateful to be surrounded by so many flowers in February!
I made this outrageous vase for holding lilacs. It solves an engineering problem of displaying these woody branches effectively by creating four tubes of varying heights to hold them in.
I saw clearly that the Christ did not just cast out that one man’s uncleanness, but everyone’s for all time, including you and me and everybody we pray for.
I can’t help myself. Every year I have a post of these glorious flowers that are made all that much better because they bloom inside during the winter
These are just a few of the vases I have made, but it is a particular delight to be using them lately for spring flowers!
We’ve had one or another amaryllis blooming and my husband can make orchids rebloom with apparent ease; there are two reblooming right now in my home.
My husband is so casual about this but yet again he’s got an orchid re-blooming. This one was purchased inexpensively last year at Easter-time from Trader…
This stunning orchid is gracing our church right now, inspiring us with it’s lavishly extravagant, long lasting blooms…

I am the “flower committee,” so here are some photos
of the Amaryllis that we grew for church.
Isn’t it lovely?
Enjoy…
The church flower committee contribution basking in the sun on our front table is a joy to see.
As chairman of the church flower committee we brought these amaryllis which simultaneously had thirty one blooms on them.